March 7, 1946

Mr, Clyde Baker, Ticket Manager —
Municipal Auditorium

13th and Wyandotte Streets

Kansas City 6, Missouri

Dear Clyde:

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A sing close friend of ours here at the University, Mr.
Owen Carl of Carl's Clothiers, wants five tickets in Section 10, Row A, Loges,
Seats 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, or in Section 28, His brother-inelaw, Mr, Otto
Barteldes, wants two tickets for each “ay in the same sections close by.

I talked to Reaves Peters last night and he said that they
were going to save 1200 or more for our athletic office here for sale to our
_ town people and students. This is all contingent on whether or not we play
in Kansas City.

Iwuld like for youto handle this personally for me if you .
‘would, because I promised these boys the tickets if Iculd get them. These were
the same seats they had in 1940 when we played the University of Southern California
and they are rather partial to these. Carl's Clothiers sold seats for us that year
and Owen Carl happen to have the old diagram chart and so he has personally asked
me for thise

| I will see you holy and I think we will land Mre Iba. ~ .
I received your letter dated Wednesday P.M, and when I get on the streamliner
here at one o'clock to meet Hank Iba, I will show him your chart and your letter.
I had to change the letter a little so thathéculd see it. Where you said,
"gell Hank" I rubbed out the quotes and changed the "s" to a "t", Your letter
now reads, "At your service always, tell Hank." I thought I could to a good job
— him on the rate, by. nee oo him your letter in the original form,

Sincerely,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.